Our Services.
Asylum.
The asylum laws provide protection for people who fear that they will be persecuted in their home countries because of their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. If you have been harmed in the past (or you fear you will be harmed in the future), contact us today to see if you qualify for asylum.
Deportation Defense.
The removal/deportation process can be scary and complex. Our goal is to keep you in the United States lawfully. We provide a range of services for people who are facing deportation, including defense in immigration court, assistance with bond proceedings, and help during the appeal process. For people who have already been ordered removed, we may be able to help you seek reopening or reconsideration of your case.
Family Petitions.
Families should be together. The immigration laws provide a number of solutions for people who want to bring their relatives to this country, but the system can be intimidating. If you would like to file a petition for your spouse, parent, child, fiancé, or other relative, contact us today to explore your options. We can walk you through multiple options to see what would work best for you and your family.
Citizenship.
From the application to the oath ceremony, we can help you with every aspect of the naturalization process. We also provide legal advice for other citizenship issues, including children born to U.S.-citizen parents overseas. If you or someone in your family is considering applying for U.S. citizenship, contact us today to set up a consultation.
Business Petitions.
Whether you are an investor who wants to establish your own business in the United States, a foreign national who wants to work in this country, or a U.S. employer who wants to hire an outstanding immigrant, we may be able to help you. Speak with us today to make sure that you are complying with the U.S. immigration laws.
And more ...
Don’t see what you’re looking for? We provide many other services. Contact us today to discuss your immigration-related issue.